Motogadget loom project

[DarkMonster620]

I envy your ability. 

Mark

You're not alone . . .

[ducatigirl100]

I envy your ability. 

Mark

Tanks 

[ducatigirl100]

The rear part of the loom is complete.

The baterry cable is on. I've put a rubber  (taken from an old spark plug cable rubber ) ...on the 12v bolt of the battery to prevent any short.  ...

All the M-Unit connection are intalled ....  all the grounds are bolterd under the original fuse braket so it looks more clean.

One of the problem of the M-Unit is the connection points .  The wire have a tendency to get loose. So I've put a wire older betwen the M-Unit and the Deutch connector.

 When everyting is gona be complete 'I'll take some electronic purpose sillicone or somthing like that to insulate all the conneting bolts on the M-Unit .... again to prevent any shorts ont all the +12v and also the prentent any screws to get loose.
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[Pinion]

beat me to the punch, using the rfi switch as well, nice one

[ducatigirl100]

beat me to the punch, using the rfi switch as well, nice one

I've been using it for the last 2 years ..... I never add any issue whit it.
It work really weel. 

[ducatigirl100]

I'm starting to work on the heads tomorow .....  there quite ugly 

[ducatigirl100]

I add to change plans.

After  testing everyting I found that the M-Unit was hot after 30 minutes or so.... I'ts a sign if bad grounds.

I've made another  bracket made out of steel (actually my husband did )  because the original bracket of the fuse box is made of alluminium and the  wires that have made where  not sufficient  to properly ground the M-Unit.



The M-Unit has  holes for the bolts that have to be direclly grounded to the frame.   I took the paint off the brackets on the frame and I bolted a L shape bracket

 



+ I've added a push button on the bracket to be able to scroll to the menu of the M-Unit  wherever I' am. If I'm stranded somewhere  It could be usefull to have access to menu of the Unit.

[koko64]

I'm starting to work on the heads tomorow .....  there quite ugly 

[ducatigirl100]

Grocery's fot the heads and pistons
 



Cost ;
4x valve cover gaskets 18$
2x intake gaskets 2$
8x half rings for the valves  24$
2x base gasket  14$
3× o-ring for the oil galley's  4$
1x o-ring (small) 0.6$
2x sets of piston rings 45$ (from J.E. pistons....OEM are 276$/ sets )
8x circlips for the piston pin 21$
1× set of timing belts 150$ (   )
2× valve seal intake 7$
2× valve seal exaust ( the green ones) 17$

[koko64]

Didn't know you had JE hi compression pistons. 

[ducatigirl100]

Head number one after 8 hour of work 

Not moto gp quality but it will do ...

[koko64]

 

[ducatigirl100]

Tanks for the support 

[koko64]

You clean up the ports?

[ducatigirl100]

You clean up the ports?

Yes and polish to  . ...

Now that's moto gp quality